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login-checker

The login-checker tool provides automated verification of login functionalities on websites, including the detection of two-factor authentication (2FA). It is an essential component in security workflows aimed at assessing authentication mechanisms and ensuring robustness against unauthorized access.

Ideal Use Cases & Fit​

This tool excels in scenarios where security teams are tasked with testing the login integrity of multiple web applications. Typical inputs comprise a list of URLs along with corresponding usernames and passwords formatted as newline-separated strings. It effectively identifies vulnerabilities related to login processes, including the presence of 2FA, while being unsuitable for environments without user credential access or where brute-force attempts are prohibited.

Value in Workflows​

By incorporating login-checker into security workflows, teams can enhance early reconnaissance activities related to authentication mechanisms. It provides crucial outputs that inform subsequent security measures, such as targeted remediation efforts or additional testing phases focused on vulnerable applications. This tool's ability to quickly ascertain login status and security configurations adds efficiency and effectiveness to security protocols.

Input Data​

The tool expects input in the following format: a file containing newline-separated entries of URLs, usernames, and passwords. The input function is essential for defining the target sites to be tested. For example:

https://example.com/login|testuser|testpass
https://example.org/login|testuser|testpass

Configuration​

  • target: Specifies the file input containing URLs, usernames, and passwords for testing login functionality. This parameter is mandatory.
  • timeout: Determines the maximum duration allowed for the tool to execute its operations, set at 43200 seconds (12 hours).

This structured documentation ensures that both workflow builders and AI systems can effectively utilize the login-checker tool within their cybersecurity frameworks.